Ranger Design Launches Storage Equipment for 2015 ProMaster City
Upfitter Ranger Design Inc. has launched new shelving, ladder racks and partitions designed for the 2015 Ram ProMaster City van.
Photo courtesy of Ranger Design.
Photo courtesy of Ranger Design.
Ranger Design Inc. has released new shelving, ladder racks and partitions designed for the 2015 Ram ProMaster City Van. These new products are designed to provide storage and improve productivity for service fleets, including contractor, electrical, HVAC, plumber and delivery industries.
“This gives tradesmen an adequate amount of time to research their options and discuss their needs with professionals in view of upfitting their van with the exact type of equipment that they will be relying on daily,” said Ron Cowie, Ranger Design’s vice president.
Ranger Design offers its Quickship program, which includes a variety of benefits such as shipping items 24 hours after an order is placed, says the company.
Ranger Design's shelving options can optimize the work space that a mobile technician needs. According to the company, shelving options have a capacity of up to 65 pounds per linear foot of static load, which can fold out of the way when not in use.
Designed to transport ladders up to 28 feet in length, ladder racks and special racks are also available, according to Ranger Design.
For more information, visit www.rangerdesign.com.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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